When using DraftKings' social features, other users may be able to see your real name, location, photos, and your detailed betting and wagering history including specific wagers and contest entry fees.
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The default public visibility of detailed gambling activity including wager amounts, entry fees, and contest lineups is a meaningful privacy exposure for users who may not realize the extent of their financial and gaming activity that is visible to other users through social features.
Your detailed gambling history, including specific wagers, entry fees, and contest lineups, may be visible to other DraftKings users through the social networking features unless you adjust your social privacy settings. DraftKings' social privacy settings allow you to control visibility of this information.
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"In the event you use our social networking features, including, but not limited to, those on DK Social and DK Network, we may collect, and other DraftKings consumers may be able to see, your Profile information, including, but not limited to, your username, real name, photo, location, the content you post on your social feed and the social feeds of other DraftKings consumers, and any other information you choose to upload or share. We may also collect, and other consumers may also be able to see, information about the DFS contests and Gaming offerings you participate in, including, but not limited to, contest entry fees, wagers and betting feed data, and contest lineups.— Excerpt from DraftKings's DraftKings Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The public visibility of gambling and wagering data may engage gaming regulatory requirements regarding consumer data protection in states such as Massachusetts and North Carolina, which are addressed in separate sections of the notice. The FTC Act applies if the default visibility settings result in disclosures users did not expect or intend. State gaming commission regulations in various jurisdictions may impose specific requirements on the handling and visibility of wagering data. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The default visibility of wagering data to other users creates a privacy exposure that may not be apparent to users engaging with the social features casually. The provision notes that social privacy settings can be used to control visibility, which provides a user-side control mechanism, but the default settings are not described. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Massachusetts and North Carolina gaming regulatory frameworks are addressed separately in the notice and may impose specific requirements on the handling of gaming consumer data. State privacy laws providing rights to limit disclosure of sensitive financial information may be engaged in jurisdictions where wagering data is treated as sensitive. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: This provision does not directly implicate vendor relationships but does create reputational risk if users are surprised by the visibility of their wagering data to other platform users. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should review default social privacy settings to assess whether they reflect reasonable consumer expectations regarding visibility of gambling activity. Privacy by design principles suggest that sensitive data such as wagering amounts and entry fees should default to private rather than visible. User-facing guidance about social privacy settings should be clear and accessible.
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The default public visibility of detailed gambling activity including wager amounts, entry fees, and contest lineups is a meaningful privacy exposure for users who may not realize the extent of their financial and gaming activity that is visible to other users through social features.
Your detailed gambling history, including specific wagers, entry fees, and contest lineups, may be visible to other DraftKings users through the social networking features unless you adjust your social privacy settings. DraftKings' social privacy settings allow you to control visibility of this information.
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